🆚 Bing vs. Google - is Bing really better & should you switch now?

[@karasmom3538]

We know Google “owns” everything it finds out about us. What about Bing? I think you should have included privacy as a criteria.

[@Hylocichla]

Also should have included manipulation like shadow banning and high-lighting sites in search results that pay money for it.

[@metinhesenov]

Well not for other products but search engines requires data to work fine so probably it will collect the data too.

[@metinhesenov]

@jane mores what?

[@chanel5music80]

Lol,. No one can find out about you, Cause your not even a famous or a celebrity.... Hehehe

[@karasmom3538]

@@chanel5music80 Based on the number of scam phone calls and emails I get it doesn’t seem you have to be famous. And based on some of the snail mail I get, you don’t have to be alive!

[@MrKar18]

I have been using Bing for years now and 95% results are what I need. Bing and its wallpapers are nice 😍

[@sriduttlanka6475]

Yes...I just switched to google and chrome...but now edge is calling me back now...

[@aldengraham]

Never switch to bing! it sucks! rating: ⭐

[@cevzoscriptalt205]

And the 5% is when your type something related to suicide

[@penetrationskommentar877]

Bing sucks I mostly get not what I am looking for. Google never disappoints

[@utnek9575]

Am an SEO practitioner and bing search is much better now and now google looks like old yahoo search long time ago, it's bad bad bad

[@MyBohemianDreams]

I agree that Bing's image and video search is by far better. I'm a photographer and take a lot of bird photographs. If I can't identify the bird, I can just drop the shot on the search box and it will find enough matching shots that I can see what the name is easily.

[@wiredmind]

Bing has been so underrated for years now IMO.

[@khaledmosleh7984]

I think both suck at privacy 🤦‍♂️ since both are owned by big tech companies

[@wiredmind]

@@khaledmosleh7984You're using KZbin, that ship sailed long ago.

[@blowc1612]

@@khaledmosleh7984 you’re notion of “privacy” is bs and you’re just repeat the narrative without a thought.

[@lagboat]

Bing is not underrated, it's just that people use Google more because of the Chrome browser and Google has better search results than Bing.

[@hansaniarchibald6919]

Bing is my preference. If I find that the search results are lacking then I head over to Google.

[@cojinmango]

Same

[@blowc1612]

Yup Bing has less adds on it too that doesn’t give you scams.

[@ingenide]

same here

[@Mobiusium]

My reason to use Bing: 1. It is not Google, so it makes me feel a little bit special when other people are using Google but I am not. 2. I like the Edge browser which is also from Microsoft. 3. My email is by outlook which is form Microsoft. 4. Bing has Rewards and you can redeem different kind of stuff if you search a lot.

[@Mobiusium]

Also I think it is important to have someone to compete with Google Search.

[@applyinggaming9529]

microsoft letsgoo

[@ahmadnurokhim4168]

Dude, I couldn't agree more

[@shahin.665]

I'm trying to switch to Bing in this AI era. But I can't Bing search results like garbage. But Edge browser is good enough to use coz it's lightweight.

[@banjosandwitch]

bing allows you to give to charity and to collect rewards for high street retailers while you search and take fun quizzes each day

[@Lost-In-Blank]

My most desired new feature for both is a radio button to filter results for the last 1, 2 or 3 years -- which is something I do most of the time looking for answers to technical problems. Five and ten year old answers are just a distraction, and having to do to a custom search to filter them out each time is a huge waste of effort when a set of radio buttons could do the same thing.

[@mmistudio8661]

Why not something more meaningful: compare search engines that do not censor their results - vs google?

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

any source that google censors results?

[@mmistudio8661]

@@RamMohammadJosephKaur Source? I assume you're kidding. But in case you're not... Well. Enter anything even mildly "controversial"/political and look at your results. Then, go to, say, DuckDuckGo and look at their results. And then try a few other "alternative" search engines. You'll quickly find some stories entirely MISSING from Google (or if they're there, they're waaaay down the list). And you'll find almost exclusively mainstream listings at the top, sometimes for page after page - only "sanitized" stuff. Yes, Google DOES (algorithmically) CENSOR results. It's not even controversial.

[@mmistudio8661]

@jane mores LOL. Use your eyes and brain. ALL you have to do is type in a few searches (politically controversial) and you'll SEE

[@SuperiorityQomplex]

@@mmistudio8661 Duck Duck Go just sends me to rightwing conspiracy sites. I'm not a lefty either, but I don't need bias and BS that would make Q Anon blush..

[@vizu20]

Bing tracking is slightly lesser than google's but search results aren't that accurate, so I keep switching according to my needs

[@priyadarshirajan]

Why this is so true 😀

[@hemster5228]

tbh, the fact that I need to keep switching from Google to Bing and Bing to Google is one of the reason why I stay on Chrome. I'd have preferred to stay on Edge but bing is such a hit-and-miss.

[@SergioRmzM]

@@hemster5228 you can also set up Google as default browser in Edge.

[@vizu20]

@@SergioRmzM i can but both edge and windows keep pestering to make bing default

[@namishbaranwal3522]

@@vizu20 No, they don't "pester" you. You may once or twice get a "recommendation", and that's all.

[@SavageGothamChess]

Hmmm. This is why I don't like to compare search engines. Because they are so good. But in my opinion I think that Google is better because Google's success came from its desire and ability to provide higher-quality results for each user AND connects to other apps (Docs, Sheets, Slides etc...) Great Points included in this video. 🏆 Wait................ It is not Google or Edge or Bing or whatever, it is Kevin that wins. Because Kevin's Channel is a search engine itself. Whatever you search, you get Kevin's Video always pop up on top.

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

That is so true Hovindu!

[@matthewmelancon]

Omg literally so true u cannot convey it in words.....

[@shreyasshrinathacharya8674]

give like to Hovindu's comment

[@relilutommmy3773]

Kevin pls pin Hovindu comment. This is such great comment.

[@matthewmelancon]

@@relilutommmy3773 Hell. Freaking. Yes hahaha lol 😆😆😆

[@rummyrummyrum76]

I switched to bing and Edge because of the way they highlight actors from photos when you search for celebs, and give nice fun facts and the rest

[@AlDunbar]

Kevin likes seeing a different image every day: I like seeing basically the same minimalist Google search page. When searching I don't want to be entertained or "informed" by the search engine, I just want search results. I also like the easy access to things like maps, KZbin, translate, and calendar.

[@jd31068]

Agree, back in the Yahoo days it looked just like Google and then they got caught up thinking faster download speeds meant you could put MUCH more stuff on the search page. That is when Google took over with their back to simple format.

[@kousikadhikary]

I have used Bing since I started using Edge years back. It is ok but sometimes I can't find what I am looking for and that is when I switch to Google.

[@aj7907]

Just use Google lmao

[@kousikadhikary]

@@aj7907 I just try to use the default things if possible.

[@phillatella6470]

From my perspective there’s only one thing that matters and that search results. Because Google gives better search results I could care less about all the bells and whistle’s in Bing

[@berniesutton7277]

If you could care less about bing and you think Google is better why do you care so much?

[@laszlo6501]

I think it's because might be using google extensively and results are tailored for your taste, while bing has not collected that much of data about your taste yet. I am a bing user, and when I do a search on google I get a lot of irrelevant answers, while bing seems to customize results for me. On the other side, location based searches or small business related searches tend to be better on google in the country I live in.

[@TimeIdle]

It's "could NOT care less".

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

Personally I love Google not personally but this is a global perspective. C'mon everyone loves google but not to say I never expected Bing would have got 4 - 5. You made this topic even more interesting Kevin! Thank You SO MUCH!

[@mdtaylor2274]

Kevin, it's so awesome to see you almost hitting 900k subscribers! Going to be 1 million in the next few months and that's incredible. Thanks for being you ⭐⭐

[@ErfMuck]

The interesting thing about google search is that it used to show a preview of the video. This feature was removed some years ago for some reason. No idea why

[@Xtremedave2]

I think I still see thisfeature on my phone though.

[@badney57]

I just want to say, Kevin, you explain things so well your a natural teacher, thanks you've helped me many times with Microsoft!

[@AbdicateDotNet]

You could have ended on a tie if you'd included what Google tracks about you! Maybe Bing does it too, but whereas in the 90's everyone said Microsoft was Big Brother, Google has proven that Google IS Big Brother in an evil way.

[@captainkeyboard1007]

I have used Google Chrome for several years. It is a fine search engine. Now, I have been using Bing in Microsoft Edge and it works nicely for me. It opens the website for me with aplomb! Kevin, you and your wife take first place.

[@ninarsalerno5561]

Thanks for your clear assessment of the two search engines. I greatly appreciate you not being overly theatrical and over the top in your presentation. Thanks

[@G_techlab]

3:25 So modest person, he didn't even mention his cookie making company!

[@faust82]

To me it comes down to "Do I find what I'm looking for", and usually with Bing the answer is no. It will point me in a general direction, but even if I enter very specific search terms they rarely come up with a very useful result in the top 3. They may have it on the first page, but by then I would already be reading the content had I been using Google. As you said in the video, this is due to Google being able to see not only what people really search for, but which result they end up clicking on. That result then gets weighted as better. This means if I search for "Lenovo System Update" on Bing (which I frequently do since that's the default search engine in the default browser on a newly installed computer), the first result is the Lenovo info page about System Update. Relevant, yes, but not what I was looking for. On Google, that's search result 2, since they know that people who search for Lenovo System Update generally want to download it. The download page is result 1.

[@rct999]

You describe a good test case. Microsoft should have millions of these to test. But when I search for "Lenovo System Update" I actually do get the download page at #1!

[@Lost-In-Blank]

Bing is my default, but I frequently use the shortcut I set up to search google. Why? (1) Bing doesn't have the *site=* parameter. (2) The ability to *specify date ranges* for searches is broken in Bing. For example, if something is big happened to someone, and I want to find articles about them from before the big event, I'll search for articles older than a month. Easy with custom search in Google, but custom search broken in Bing when using Chrome.

[@StephenJoines]

This may seem odd, but I actually use both. Google is the main one, but thats only because I have an android phone so all searches done on one device sync with the others. But, as you pointed out with bing is it displays results better that I find easier to get what I am looking for. It is a good feature with bing as you get points to turn into a reward. As an Xbox user too I get points for playing games, buying games ... they even have a rewards page for answering a few questions etc. I turn this into free Xbox game pass (ultimate) OR even e-vouchers for shopping online. So, it may seem odd, but use both.

[@marcin8112]

So why exactly did google win the popular queries category? Due to that fun story?

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

Me: Loves Watching Kevin's Videos. Also Me: Watched the video fully. Me Again: Watches it again but skips to easter eggs xD. This is Me: I watch your videos again and AGAIN!

[@bruceclark8699]

Use Bing standardly. Their daily photos and backgrounds are superb. I can’t stand the obtrusive nature of Edge as a browser and can’t get rid of it. I think this may be remedied in an upcoming Windows version. If Edge is good it should win on its merits not holding me captive.

[@Medbread]

It is winning on its own merits. I never had an issue with Edge being obtrusive when I was using Chrome or Firefox, but I consciously made the change to Edge when I weighed the pros and cons of each browser and found Edge was less RAM intensive and outright beat Firefox and Chrome in a tonne of departments

[@mikevolz1328]

Kevin, suggestions for future videos: 1) Password management and 2) Managing Contacts and Sending emails with Outlook with multiple email accounts. I can expand on problem if you provide me way to communicate issues using Outlook having two email accounts (personal and business).

[@mhans311]

I just switched to mostly using Bing and Edge on my work computer as well as my android phone. I still use Google as well sometimes, but I have enjoyed Bing and Edge overall so far.

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

This is fantastic, the thumbnail looks little weird to me for some reason! But this is so good!

[@gajabathiarjuntg2390]

Great video Kevin. Both are best in my opinion and I use both in my daily life. Thanks Kevin for pulling out this video.

[@captainkeyboard1007]

You tell it like it is.

[@carlosdavison]

I've been using Bing for about 5 years and only really rely on Google for Maps and Google Reviews.

[@EricksonManalad]

My default search engine in my laptop is Bing (Edge is my default browser) however when I search something and I don’t think that the result is right, I go to Google. Most of the times they show the same result. I use Google on my phone since I use Chrome as my default browser for all my saved passwords.

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

Bing and Google, what's that audio effect?

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

0:04

[@BLKnPrd67]

Fair comparison, he also knows how to search in the proper vernacular to maximize results.

[@bobbyman410]

I use Bing when I have to search for an image instead of typing in a query. Plus it's more convenient as it's integrated into the search box. But I use google for basic search results, since their results are just better.

[@deepikapalipane3215]

Bing has way lesser Captcha's than Google . Actually i've never had to fill Captcha's since I've started using Bing.

[@ethanmenzel]

Bing. I switched from google to bing for privacy reasons, and only a few times have I needed to use google for images and finding more accurate search results for the school. I noticed I google stores more information publically about you or your company than being does. As of now, I will stick with bing while some things O doesn't like. I will soon get over them like the cluttered bing homepage and a new tab for images when you click on them and the annoying open links in new tabs

[@reinoudrijpkema1829]

What I missed is some explanation about the business models of Google Search and Microsoft Bing. Do both of them offer people that their results get a better ranking if they pay?

[@froodtube]

Not sure on Bing. On Google, people can pay for rankings, but any paid item that comes up in the rankings will have the *ad* logos in the corners. Usually the 2 or three tops results you get will be flagged with *ad* and all the true results based purely on Google's algorithms not influenced by pay will start below that. So if you use Google, usually your best bet is to go to the first non *ad* result, but usually the ad results are very good too because they still get filtered by the search engine and people pay quite a bit for them.

[@MarTinDDfx]

0:32 - thanks for using footage of a running event in Dresden, my home town ;-)

[@torspedia]

I'm looking forward to seeing what Brave can bring to the party, as they've just launched public beta 1 of their new search engine.

[@torspedia]

@@iamhooman7522 it's still in beta!

[@joyb2270]

I have used Bing for many years probably because it is the default search engine for Edge. I have no reason to change as it does what I want it to do. I love Bing for pictures

[@benzene7926]

Was google since 90s, but now bing since image viewing is way nicer that Google's rendition. So now Bing unless results aren't great then try Google.

[@2DarkHorizon]

Bing has 6 percent of Desktop market share that is pretty significant.

[@wolfhawk1999]

There are much more important things than "Easter Eggs" when it comes to comparing the two. They give you vastly different results a lot of the time due to what their search engine finds more important

[@777lucifero]

google is extremely manipulated in all the political news and many other aspects. they changed in 2016. I wrote above a rough explanation.

[@suryadeepto]

Please do edge vs chrome. windows keep pushing edge as the default browser, should I pick that or stay with chrome?

[@aj7907]

Edge all the way

[@nxtcreators6402]

Yaa

[@notsowimpycoder3113]

@Alpha D1 what is chromium based edge?

[@notsowimpycoder3113]

@Alpha D1 okay. Thank you

[@ddebnath11]

Coincidence. I was casually searching for Bing and then ur vid popped up first. And when I clicked on it, it's your latest upload! 3 hrs ago

[@geraldpolymath]

Hi Kevin, I like Bing for the daily pictures; however, Google is my search engine. I'm going to check out the video and pictures search on Bing. Thanks for the info. I think using both services helps me.

[@Dragoninja]

Bing has gotten a lot better. Currently, I switch Back & forth. If I'm using the Edge Browser I'll use Bing, If I'm using the Chrome Browser I'll use Google.

[@cpawp]

I'd like to see a comparison with DuckDuckGo included...

[@Hylocichla]

Google cannot locate my GitHub page. Bing finds it immediately and has it listed at the top of the research results. I consider this a really big plus for Bing.

[@TheKingOfAllHorror]

Anecdotal baloney

[@Hylocichla]

@@TheKingOfAllHorror Like looking for a cookie recipe? PS. duckduckgo and Yahoo also can find my GitHub site. Seems odd that Google cannot. There are literally ~100,000 views on software forums where people are asking how to get Google to return their GitHub sites in search results. Probably more. That is not anecdotal baloney. That is a sign of a widespread systematic problem with Google.

[@neilgoodman2885]

Dear Cookie, By the way, what ever happened to the "Journal" on OutLook? Has it been "squashed?" Why? I could use it right now. The other product "ACT!" for sales and marketing is a handy thing to have, but they cost a bundle, and they are not friendly. Respectfully, NHG

[@roamsweb]

What I want to know is what user data does each search engine share/sell (specific data elements) Who do they sell it to, and what practical options I have for limiting this.

[@ursulamannix2093]

Very informative. I secretly root for the underdog.

[@CatfoodChronicles6737]

On desktop Bing already has 10% of the market share, and Google has shrunk ~4-5% in the past 12 months. Safe to say if Bing manages to keep up the good job that we may be switching back to Bing any time in the near future.

[@khaledmosleh7984]

Thank you Kevin! good luck at reaching 1 million subscribers

[@Midhuns_World..]

Kevin Can u do a video on " Which is better Safari or Google or Bing"

[@bikechapel]

Nice review, but using the phrase "crafty upstart owned by Microsoft" in the description is misleading. As you must know, Bing was a name chosen through focus groups to rename their previous search engine brands. Its legacy is the opposite of an upstart. The biggest potential boon to Bing happened yesterday, with Microsoft announcing AI assistance in Bing while AI is a super-hot topic with jaws flapping about ChatGPT. Google is scrambling to respond now. My primary search engine is Ecosia (powered by Bing) because of their tree-planting efforts and privacy pledge.

[@richardhubbarduk]

Bing as an option to search your Work tenant - see alongside Images, Videos etc (I am guessing so long as it is M365) and filter by file, people, message etc etc. Great last resort when trying to find something within your organisation.

[@luigidabro]

I searched how to use my monitors speakers, and bing said it doesn't have one, without knowing the model

[@mswordexpert]

You are really awesome, your videos are always great, How much time did this video take from you?

[@jenniferschwarzenberg1284]

I love your videos Kevin, I learn so much. There's also the phrase "Google is your friend!" as I was once told my one of my Professor's. :) I don't know who should be "crowned king," but I prefer Google more then Bing. However; I still use both.

[@emilioturbay667]

I use BING as my first option. GOOGLE as a second one.

[@InclinaProduction]

the problem with the images is that if they are larger people will take more time to see them if they have slow internet connection. Google used to have it the same way and it seems it didn't worked out.

[@surrealogikon]

Hello, just a short notice: "Microsoft Rewards is not available in this country or region. Sorry, Microsoft Rewards is currently only available in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Republic of Ireland, Brazil, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Belgium, Hong Kong SAR, Japan, Mexico and Taiwan."

[@rodrigoweingartner]

When i search technical subjects, google always gives me 2 pages of others companies that could do that in my place, bing only gives me half of a page.

[@blowc1612]

Don’t know what you mean “technical subjects” also it would make more sense for less results when it is technical.

[@efficaciousuave]

i would love to use Bing but the problem with Bing and everything else Bing based is how much US focussed it is. Google has such extensive localisation of search results, it's amazing. many websites i look for come up at top of my google search but it's not in Bing. and it extends across everything else with bing- bing maps, bing voice search- both are horrible. bing maps still doesn't show up the building where i live in, although its visible in the satellite view. and the voice search, whether it be Cortana or swift key, or in-built windows voice recognition tool, or the dictation feature in OneNote all of them fail miserably to identify my English, when google does it correctly 99% of the time. Microsoft really needs to improve bing a lot more. and bring bing rewards to India, i mean come on! more than a billion people live here and with Covid leaving most of the population job less, penniless- you want your bing traffic to go up, we are the guys for the job. 😉. everyone wins! plus i bet it will help you a lot with localising your search results which google is so good at.

[@journeyforyou5600]

I started to use my google dell computer and i used google search engine in that computer. Later when i buyed a microsoft one i switched to bing

[@daniel71626]

I must say, as a software developer I use Google. But i will try give Bing a chance too. Maybe i will switch to bing, or what ever it will be named in the future.

[@shouryasrivastava5365]

I got that .......bing showed his wife as the second suggestion whereas google showed it as first.

[@ethanmenzel]

If you search for him, you want him, not his wife

[@cnlicnli]

I *"google"* (verb) my inquiries on Duck Duck Go!

[@BubbaSmurft]

For YEARS I've told folks to just Bingle it when they need some answers... Bing+Google= Bingle. (They STILL look at me like I have 42 heads though :) )

[@martin.j.osborne]

Try searching for "plot -(x^2 + y^2)" in Bing and in Google ... Definitely a hands-down win for Google!

[@rcng086]

I love Bing, I just Microsoft had a stronger audience with voices like assistants and speakers.

[@tiqva01]

you said it best when you said "Bing, because it's not Google"

[@rj934]

Google wins hands down. When I want to search for something I am using a tool to find out information. I really don’t care about daily photos or Microsoft Rewards. Yes, you might be a bit biased.

[@ashistripathy546]

Bing looks more mature aesthetically. I like the layout of stuff and the interface on Bing. Google on the other hand, looks more playful; to me, a bit too much. Although I have been using Edge over chrome for a year now for the same above reasons, I recently switched to Bing and I am liking it.

[@julioreyes8337]

I prefer and I use: 1. Bing Default in my Android Phone and my Laptop with Microsoft Edge. 2. Google

[@kathihorste9569]

I love the different comparisons, excuse me for asking such a basic question, but what does it really mean to select a browser as your 'default browser'? If I set Bing as my default browser, will I not be able to use Google anymore?

[@a_deputy]

Hi! "It's good to have the browser you use the most be your default browser so you can open links automatically and perform other activities, but it isn't necessary to have one. It's simply preference."

[@gcecg]

As others have commented, privacy is a VERY important criterion that you didn't include. My intuition is the Google would lose that point to Bing.

[@coolterest]

I use Bing for Image search and Google for everything else.

[@swastikszn1781]

0:01 Hi Kevin 👋 10:17 Liked your video it's so informative

[@SMGGM]

I tried bing in the past but the results are not as good in non English results. I mix my searches in Dutch and English and not a fan of using a search engine based on the language in which I want to search.

[@YanLuo]

Thing most surprised me: Chinese baidu and the Russian yandex only made up 4% of search engine market share? No way!!! As for bing vs google, as I already have all my personal info stored in google, I really don’t feel like giving it to any other company so google is my pick for English search

[@theoutlier35134]

For like a past year or so, Google search has become terrible. I use image search in Yandex, general search in Bing, and video search in Google because KZbin search is horrible.

[@mortarmopp3919]

I've used Bing on occasion, to see if they've improved any, but they still can't match the accuracy--either text or image--of Google, and I doubt they ever will.

[@StephenLawlessOLCS]

Ecosia (powered by Bing) is fine for most simple searches - articles on wikipedia, imdb etc, but it's absolutely trash for specific searches - results are almost always for US and UK rather than local, trying to find songs from lyrics is basically impossible. Granted google has 20 years of my search history it can use to tailor my results.

[@alanclarkeau]

I went to Bing a few months ago - but found I was heading to Google at least once a day. Maps particularly are poor in Bing. I'm now back 100% GOOGLE. Sorry Bing - I tried to like you.

[@GaurangsTechwithGM]

Very interesting and fabulous video

[@vaggelis_best]

I like bing, but whenever I use it I am not completely satisfied with the results.

[@justsomeone3424]

I use both alternately but I still prefer Google the most, Google can directly give me answers for every random question I have, while Bing only shows me link that are sometime not even relevant to what I'm asking.

[@justsomeone3424]

I changed my mind, the new AI function solved this Bing problem.

[@yousefmostajeran7514]

Thank you! One more advantage Google has over Bing is Google's understanding of different languages. I'm a Farsi native speaker and search a lot both on Bing and Google. Bing's understanding of Farsi is limited, especially when you ask longer questions, compared to that of Google.

[@JCtheMusicMan_]

I noticed that if I am signed into Edge with my corporate office 365 account it shows my company’s name in the search window. Does this mean it tracks results related to what other users in the company search for?

[@fulljoy4me]

i'm 82 so don't use any nerdy ans. but when I ask sirs something, it 'seems' to use bing exclusively.... so can this be changed or what would you do. signed stiff and shakey fingers. lol.

[@nxtcreators6402]

As google and bing are the leading search engines i use both of them according to my needs I use google for my homework and bing for my tech news and video needs

[@imadeekosatriawiguna6252]

I think because a lot of people using Google, that's made google have a lot feature rather than Bing. Because google has more data from user rather than Bing.

[@medinahelano]

Fun fact: I was searching for internet providers to sign up as I was moving in to a new place. Turns out that Bing found a better deal that google couldn't find, for the same internet provider, same plan, same everything. I don't know know why that happened, but today I pay less just because I didn't used Google search

[@TravellingTech]

That thumbnail is soo good